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I use nylon detent ball ones, it is the only way my OCD doesn't drive me insane with sizes missing and I can change the sizes on it so things like adapters can all go on the same rail.

Beach closed down their toolbox division again (i think back in october/november) so you would have to find one that a distributor already has. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=272670&page=5

That will work perfect for you, if you do not want to order online if you stop in at almost any small engine dealer (lawn mowers etc, not a box store) they can normally order or have one there in stock for less then a motorcycle/atv dealer would want.

Don't forget the guys that slink away and try to stay hidden since they do not have the money to pay him that week haha.

I use it alot, on pretty much anything. Really good for lawn and garden/farm equipment as it is non-toxic so it does not kill grass/trees when used on equipment. I do not use it as a penetrating oil though, only as a anti-corrosive/lubricant. it does smell good though.

Not special, they were just made in Canada so instead of USA they are stamped Canada. Do not see them very often let alone a complete minty looking set.

** Dramatic Recreation of WoodstockVA relaxing.

Snap On Canada hard handles would be my choice.

Calgary South had a bunch of ProPoint Metric stud installer/remover sets.$39.99 on for $13.00 here is a photo I stole online elsewhere, Same as this style, black blow molded case. Made in Taiwan.

Snap On 8 pc snap on 4 pc mini snap on 6 pc cabinet snap on 6 pc red hard handle Wera Insultated 3 x Mastercraft Maximums I have my shop, home garage, mobile tool set and my automation/controls bag.

get your money back and buy a mac or a matco or just deal with it. As they say you vote with your money, and while you are not happy they still have your money, so don't give 2 poops about how "happy" you are obviously.

The silver oregon or silver husqvarna has good reviews, it seems the only guys that do not like it are the guys that are notoriously cheap anyway. Run what size is spec'ed for you unit, bunch of factors involved that are all mentioned above (weight, threading, etc) I run a dealership so I hear...

super handy on bikes, but then you only need a few sizes and normally only for a few certain bike models now. I do want a set but could never justify the cost.

I am setup like bigblue. I traded my comfort grips (THLF72/THL72) in on the standard chrome style found I could feel them flex and they are too bulky for a 1/4" I would go TF72 before a TL72, that being said they are both too big sometimes so you need the t72. The THLF72 I had was way to big...

MAC M9CW-M24CW Mac Flare Wrenches double ended 9-14 and 3/8 - 11/16 Proto J4212JSB Set Craftsman Raised Panels - 2 on the left are patent pending marked Punches/Chisels and such (90% mac with other snap on and use craftsman) All for $200(canadian) :)

my list in order: 1. screwdrivers 2. Pliers (these move lower on the list if you already have usa made) 3. Allen Keys (USA made, snap on ones are cheap but they are just rebranded bondhous so whatever is cheaper or on sale) 4. ratchets (most used first, I personally do not like the comfort...

I could easily see someone only using that ratchet, it is my go to when I need anything more then 1/4"

Currently have these Ersnt 15 piece grippers, they work very nice. Firm enough grab to pick them all up at once but they come out easy enough when you need a wrench. Might upgrade to these though, so i can change the way they layout in the drawer like this to fit more (stolen off GJ)

I own full sets (1/4,3/8,1/2) of both in Metric and Standard, 99% of the time it is 6 point for me. 12pt goes on 12pt fasteners.

Couldn't agree more with your outcome